With a passion for different religions and cultures, Krysia wanted to use hair to highlight the history in different cultures and show the beauty of diversity.

Throughout history, haute couture and fashion trends have always reflected contemporary social and economic issues, and hair fashion trends are no different, as in Antoinette Beenders’ latest creation, dubbed the Revolution of Reinvention.

Seventeen Aveda Arts & Sciences Institutes have fully transitioned their beauty education classes to remote learning in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Allen's latest collection takes very classic hair cut shapes –Shag, Bob, Bowl, Flat Top and Wedge– and gives them a modern and androgynous edge with Aveda's new Vibrants hair color line.

Today, thanks to the astonishing new shades of Aveda Full Spectrum Vibrants™, your clients can truly be themselves more than ever before.

Aveda expands their Full Spectrum™ hair color with long-awaited bold, semi-permanent hues that also leave hair conditioned and radiant.

Gender is a not simply male or female. It’s not black and white, but a multi-colored spectrum of beauty and diversity. You can’t tell a person’s religion simply by looking, and neither can you tell a person’s gender that way. We are all free to choose where on the spectrum we will live our lives. Not by birth, but by choice.

The Estetica USA FALL Issue is like a horn of plenty – this season’s harvest of all the inspirational and professional news and imagery you crave to keep your career in hairdressing moving forward.

Aveda Senior VP, Global Creative Artistry Antoinette Beenders created the hair look for the Naeem Khan SS20 runway show: a sleek and “superhuman” updo featuring a dimensional fishtail braid that was inspired by the architecture of the beautiful Zaha Hadid building where the show was held.

Bob Recine created the hair look for the Ulla Johnson SS20 runway show: simple and youthful rope braids that show off a sense craftsmanship that is loved by the designer. Learn HOW TO!